Outdoor Recreation Division revives Boating Advisory Council with new members

November 01, 2024 | Utah Outdoor Adventure Commission, Utah Department of Natural Resources, Utah Government Divisions, Utah Legislative Branch, Utah


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Outdoor Recreation Division revives Boating Advisory Council with new members
The Utah Outdoor Adventure Commission convened on November 1, 2024, to discuss key developments in outdoor recreation initiatives, particularly focusing on the establishment of a new statewide boating program.

The meeting began with an update from the motorized recreation grant analyst, who outlined the progress made in developing the boating grant. A significant aspect of this initiative is the reformation of the Boating Advisory Council. The analyst emphasized the importance of notifying the commission about the council's formation and the selection of its members.

Three individuals were recommended for appointment to the Boating Advisory Council: John Larson, who will represent boating safety and education; DeWitt Smith, representing sailing; and George Summer, who will represent anglers. The analyst noted that while further details about the prospective members could be provided, the primary purpose of the notification was to keep the commission informed of these developments.

The meeting underscored the commission's ongoing commitment to enhancing outdoor recreational opportunities in Utah, particularly in the realm of boating safety and education. Further discussions and decisions regarding the council's activities and initiatives are anticipated in future meetings.

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